It’s called “Together through Life.” Have any of you heard it? Could someone tell us how it is?
It’s called “Together through Life.” Have any of you heard it? Could someone tell us how it is?
Anthony Sacramone reports on a strain of research that is linking Michelangelo to the “Spirituali,” a group of proto-Lutherans in the Roman church who believed in justification by faith: While studying Michelangelo’s sculpture of Moses, part of the Tomb of Julius II, [Antonio] Forcellino began
Roger L. Simon, who is Jewish, tells about how he changed from not believing in God to believing in Him in the course of a confrontation with the president of Iran: I heard screaming sirens followed by shrieking motor cycles when Ahmadinejad himself entered, accompanied
In the course of a discussion about that litigious atheist who is seeking to censor “In God We Trust” from the nation’s coins, Pastor Cwirla makes a fascinating point: Newdow is that new breed of assertive atheist who doesn’t want to hear or see the
Mehmet Ali Agca, who shot Pope John Paul II, is converting from Islam to Christianity. He wants to be baptized at the Vatican when he is released from prison in January. Note the evangelistic power of “love your enemy,” forgiving those who trespass against us,
Tevi Troy reports on what President Obama told the New York Times about his health care proposals and end of life care: He tells the story of his grandmother, who got an expensive hip replacement, then died two weeks later. President Obama says he “would
I thought we solved this problem when we got rid of Intense Debate, but some of your comments have been blocked by Akismet, my spam filter, for no apparent reason. I’ve approved the recent ones. If this happens, post a comment that does go through
In North Carolina, at least, sex offenders are forbidden to go to church, since young children might be present. At least two have been arrested. The state is rethinking this policy. See Church among activities off limits to sex offenders. I realize that the state
I have long said that claiming to be “pragmatic,” as opposed to ideological, is a dodge. Someone who claims to do whatever “works” is begging the question of “works to do what?” The means still have to have an end. And the decision of what
A review of a book by Donald Wildmon, Speechless: Silencing the Christians includes the following new terms: “homosecularists” (referring to gay activists who specifically attack religion) “liberal sharia law” (referring to attempts to ban speech, thought, and behavior leftists do not approve of)
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